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Joined: Mar 2019
Posts: 10
Threads: 4
Joined: Mar 2019
Steps Taken: Open LRT5 > Click on folder with ARW files > Keyframes Wizard > Holy Grail Wizard > Save > Drag to Lightroom
Issue: After 'Dragging to Lightroom" all of the images in Lightroom (attached files 03-05) are much darker than the original ARW file (attached file 01) and much darker than the LRT preview (attached file 02)?
You can actually see the previews in file 03 - half of them have the exposure of the original ARW file and half of them are turning dark? This happens to all of the files shortly after dragging to Lightroom, they import at the correct exposure then turn dark.
If I go off of the imported file that would lead me to increase the exposure more than necessary. Is there a setting in Lightroom that I'm missing?
I'm using the latest DNG Converter version: 11.2.1
Thanks,
Steve
01_Original_ARW_File_05 from SD Card
02_LRTimelapse_Preview_05
03_Lightroom-Full-Sequence-half-light-half-dark
04_Lightroom_Keyframes_Only
05_Lightroom_Keyframe_05
Issue: After 'Dragging to Lightroom" all of the images in Lightroom (attached files 03-05) are much darker than the original ARW file (attached file 01) and much darker than the LRT preview (attached file 02)?
You can actually see the previews in file 03 - half of them have the exposure of the original ARW file and half of them are turning dark? This happens to all of the files shortly after dragging to Lightroom, they import at the correct exposure then turn dark.
If I go off of the imported file that would lead me to increase the exposure more than necessary. Is there a setting in Lightroom that I'm missing?
I'm using the latest DNG Converter version: 11.2.1
Thanks,
Steve
01_Original_ARW_File_05 from SD Card
02_LRTimelapse_Preview_05
03_Lightroom-Full-Sequence-half-light-half-dark
04_Lightroom_Keyframes_Only
05_Lightroom_Keyframe_05